
Too much RAM? Here's how to find the right one
Here are five key factors to consider when selecting the appropriate RAM for your needs.
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Memory type refers to the specific generation and technology of RAM used in a computer system. The choice of memory type is crucial as it impacts the system's performance, compatibility, and future upgrade potential.
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DDR4-RAM
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45,– to 160,–Offers a data transfer rate of up to 3200 MT/s, providing substantial speed improvements over previous generations.
Ideal for most modern applications and gaming, ensuring smooth multitasking and improved overall system performance.
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DDR5 RAM
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100,– to 230,–Features a higher data transfer rate starting from 4800 MT/s, delivering faster performance and better efficiency.
Recommended for high-performance tasks like gaming, video editing, and 3D rendering, future-proofing your system for demanding applications.
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DDR3-RAM
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25,– to 94,–Provides a maximum data rate of 2133 MT/s, which is sufficient for older systems and basic computing tasks.
Best suited for budget builds or upgrades in older machines, offering a cost-effective solution without the need for significant investment.
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Voltage refers to the electrical potential difference that RAM operates at, which can affect compatibility with motherboards and overall system performance. Choosing the correct voltage ensures stability and efficiency in power consumption, impacting the reliability of your computing experience.
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1.1 - 1.25 V
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51,– to 180,–This voltage range is typically associated with low power consumption, making it suitable for energy-efficient systems.
Ideal for laptops or compact PCs where heat generation and battery life are critical considerations.
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1.26 - 1.35 V
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51,– to 140,–This standard voltage range offers a balance between performance and energy efficiency, commonly used in mainstream desktop RAM.
Recommended for general-purpose computing, gaming, and multitasking, providing reliable performance without excessive power draw.
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1.36 - 1.45 V
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140,– to 260,–Higher voltage ranges are often found in high-performance RAM designed for gaming and overclocking.
Best suited for enthusiasts who require maximum performance and responsiveness in demanding applications and gaming scenarios.
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Storage clock frequency refers to the speed at which RAM can read and write data, measured in megahertz (MHz). Higher frequencies can lead to better performance, especially in memory-intensive tasks such as gaming, video editing, and multitasking.
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1600 - 2666 MHz
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35,– to 140,–This range represents basic to mid-range RAM speeds, suitable for everyday computing tasks and light gaming.
Ideal for users who perform standard tasks like web browsing or office applications without requiring high performance.
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3200 - 4000 MHz
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48,– to 140,–This range provides faster memory speeds, improving responsiveness in gaming and heavy multitasking scenarios.
Recommended for gamers and professionals who use demanding applications, as it enhances overall system performance.
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4001 - 6000 MHz
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94,– to 220,–This high-frequency range is designed for enthusiasts and overclockers, delivering maximum performance for the most demanding tasks.
Best for high-end gaming, content creation, and intensive computing tasks, ensuring smooth and efficient operation under load.
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RAM buffer types determine how data is processed and stored in memory, influencing system stability and performance. Selecting the right buffer type is essential for ensuring compatibility with your motherboard and optimizing performance for specific tasks, such as gaming or professional applications.
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Unbuffered
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43,– to 150,–Unbuffered RAM directly connects to the memory controller, offering lower latency and faster performance.
Best suited for consumer-grade systems, such as desktops and laptops, where speed and efficiency are crucial.
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Registered
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94,– to 260,–Registered RAM includes a register between the memory module and the memory controller, adding stability for larger memory capacities.
Ideal for servers and workstations where reliability is prioritized, allowing for extensive multitasking and heavy workloads.
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ECC Registered
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94,– to 290,–ECC Registered RAM combines error-correcting capabilities with registered buffering, protecting against data corruption.
Recommended for mission-critical applications, such as databases and financial systems, where data integrity is paramount.
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CAS latency (Column Address Strobe latency) is a critical factor in RAM performance, indicating the delay time between a memory controller requesting data and the RAM delivering it. Lower CAS latency values generally result in faster RAM, enhancing overall system responsiveness, especially in tasks requiring high memory bandwidth.
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10 - 18
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35,– to 100,–Represents lower CAS latency values, typically enhancing performance for gaming and intensive applications.
Ideal for users seeking improved responsiveness and faster load times, especially in high-demand scenarios such as gaming or video editing.
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19 - 30
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48,– to 190,–Features moderate CAS latency values, balancing performance and cost-effectiveness for general use.
Suitable for everyday tasks and moderate gaming, providing adequate speed without premium pricing.
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31 - 50
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94,– to 210,–Includes higher CAS latency values, which may result in slower performance compared to lower latency options.
Best for budget builds or less demanding applications, where maximum speed is not a priority.
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